“In Lesson 5, Anna wants to plan a vacation. She visits a travel agency to learn about places she can go. Dan wants to help Anna, but he also wants to sell her a tour.”
“In Lesson 7, Anna and her friend Penelope are continuing their tour of Washington, D.C. They learn interesting facts about the places they see. In this lesson, you will learn how to use what you know and learn how to use more prepositions of place.”
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Describing a place
Asking for & giving recommendations
“In Lesson 6, Anna and her friend Penelope are taking a tour in Washington, DC. They learn interesting facts about the places they see. In this lesson, you will learn how to share information and use prepositions of place like inside, through and between.”
Past perfect is a little different. When we talk about two things in the past, we can use the past perfect for the first event. Put "had" before the past participle. "Pete had promised he would meet Anna." Here's your assignment: find sentences with the past perfect tense. Remember, look for "had!"
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Explaining why you are late
Leaving and taking messages
Grammar: Past perfect